People only notice when you go; If you stay they don't notice it. It is like when you really feel a continuous buzz only after she stopped.
by Aimee Bender
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The quote reflects the idea that our presence often goes unnoticed until we are no longer there. Many people may take for granted the steady support or presence of others, only acknowledging its significance in its absence. This highlights a common human tendency to overlook what is consistent and familiar in our lives.

Aimee Bender's observation compares this phenomenon to a continuous sound that fades into the background until it stops. It emphasizes how we can become desensitized to the ongoing contributions of people around us, only recognizing their value when they are no longer present. This serves as a reminder to appreciate the quiet influences in our lives while they endure.

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